Pest Pro Mouse, Spider, Roach & Insect Glue Boards - 75 Count - Peanut Butter Scented (Non-Allergenic)

Works magic: very sticky and lasts long!

Works as designed. Worth the money!

I just received these yesterday. I wasn't going to put them out until I cleaned the house but about 10pm I saw a mouse in the kitchen, and I was so disgusted I decided to get down to the nitty-gritty. I put out 6 glue traps, along the walls and in corners. No lie, within 5 minutes of putting them down I heard some squealing and found the mouse on one of my traps!! I have bought snap traps before and only caught one mouse. I am so confident in these traps, I will probably be ordering more until I annihilate them from my apartment. The other alternative was to get a cat, but being that I'm not an animal person, I didn't want to commit to taking care of an animal for 15+ years. The other option was an exterminator, but they are quite expensive and there is no use in exterminating an apartment, the mice will just return through the pipes and radiators from other apartments. So with 6 months left on my lease I decided to just go with snap traps and glue traps. These glue traps have a faint peanut smell, which isn't too noticeable to me, the glue is EXTREMELY sticky so use with caution around children or other pets. I didn't use any bait, because the peanut smell already on the trap. My only thing is that when the mouse gets stuck, they're still alive, I didn't finish it off, I just folded the other side of the glue trap over it (WITH LATEX GLOVES!!!) and put it in a plastic bag, knotted it, and threw it down the trash chute. Bothered me at first but I kept thinking about how these mice invaded my space, left droppings in my cabinets, drawers, baby's CRIB, and I really didn't care at that point how it died. PETA can come after me if they want but mice are rodents, carrying germs and disease. Not welcome in my home, and with the help of these glue traps hopefully they'll be gone!

I was a bit skeptical about getting 75 large glue boards for $25. Having experienced the ease at which amazon allows returns of items not meeting expectations, I decided to give them a try. Despite the description giving the size of them, I actually expected them to be the small boards (which would still be a good buy at this price).I was pleasantly surprised at the good quality of these boards. They can be used outright flat and work very well at catching large mice and bugs (especially spiders). They are also perforated on one edge to allow for placement of the glue right against a wall. The are also tabbed and allow to easily be folded and tented making it less likely for your pet to get caught up in it. If you are needing the small sized boards, these can easily be cut with scissors before the protective paper is taken off.They have a good "peanut butter" odor that attracts mice and some insects. The glue is extremely sticky and as good, if not better than the expensive traps sold at stores such as Walmart and Lowes.Since receiving my first order, I have caught over a dozen mice and too many insects to count. I used them primarily in my outdoor buildings and they hold up well even in high humidity. I have not seen any where the mice have escaped (fur left behind).I have now ordered a second box just to make sure I have plenty.

A little over a year ago, my husband and I were killing about 3 spiders per day in our house. We were finding about 3 to 5 brown recluses per week. We had two babies ('had' because they are now toddlers) at the time and were worried about the brown recluses. We began putting these sticky boards everywhere we could along the walls. We had to be careful that they weren't in spots where our two cats or two toddlers would get to them. We put about 2 to 4 per room. This winter we have killed a total of 3 spiders. I bought these to replace the old ones which were covered in spiders. They have been up a month, and I have only seen one spider on any of them. We seem to be mostly spider free. The only other thing that we did is move any storage items from boxes to plastic containers, but we didn't have much. We don't have clutter which can attract spiders. We didn't have to use ANY pesticides. I will say that this has been a very mild winter here in Memphis which could account for a lack of spiders, but I would think that it would not have made this big of a difference. The only drawback to these sticky traps (which was the cause of a 4-star rating versus a 5) is that they have an odor that the other brand we bought does not have. The odor mostly goes away after about 2 to 4 weeks, so we just removed the ones from the bedrooms for a few weeks and then moved them back once the odor was mostly gone. These are sooooo much cheaper than the odorless ones we originally bought that we can deal with keeping them in another room for a few weeks after removing the plastic since it looks like I will probably just replace these about once per year.

I love these traps. I've always used snap traps and usually I hated to use a snap trap more than once. I went by what my father and grandfather told me - mice can smell the blood from the other mice that have been killed in the traps and will avoid them. Only time I would reuse is if was a "live catch" like a back leg or a tail.But these, these are great for the price. I know the routes that the mice take in my house and I make sure to lay these out in those areas - most the time I don't even have to bait them, because the mouse will come sailing thru on it's way to where ever and not realize there is a trap there. Sometimes I will use a little bit of Maple Syrup which really gets their attention. I have also caught multiple mice on one trap. The highest number I caught was 4 on a one board.As far as the trap catching them and hold them - there are some important issues here. These can not be used where it is VERY COLD, the glue will not be flexible enough to trap the mouse. Do not allow dust and debris to collect on the surface of the trap, this will also cut down on the sticky surface needed for catching the mouse. Honestly - don't bother building the little house feature - in my opinion, it gives the mouse something to reach for to help chew and drag itself off of the trap. Also, make sure to check your traps often. If you catch a mouse and it is a "firm" catch, that mouse might be able to chew the paper trap enough to set itself free. Set up a habit of checking your traps at least 2-3 times per day.Disposal - now this is something that I'm pretty sensitive to. I don't think any creature should suffer - I know people will lambaste me and say I'm making a mouse suffer by using this trap. My view point on that is this "That sucker shouldn't have come into my house, it doesn't pay rent, my house isn't it's natural environment and I'm not with the EPA or PETA so I'm not getting paid to relocate them".But once it is on the trap I do want to end it suffering as quickly as I can - and as safely for ME as possible. I will usually use a plastic grocery bag and turn it like I was going to pick up dog feces - I grasp one end of the trap, usually the farthest from the mouse if possible. I try to make sure the bag doesn't touch the trap and I head for the bathroom toilet. I place the that the mouse is stuck to in the toilet water and it will drown within about 30-45 seconds. Once it stops moving, wrap the plastic bag over it and it is ready for the outside trashcan..

Works as good as (maybe better) than their product with their logo on it. Top notch!

My issue isn't mice but brown recluse spiders! Definitely can't beat these being 25% of what I'd have to pay to buy them from Menards or Wal-Mart! Traps from the big-box stores were costing around $1 a piece. Not terrible cost except to really increase chances of capturing my pests and using the boards for monitoring of activity, each room/bathroom/closet and the garage needed multiple traps.Given that my garage isn't completely sealed, I'm probably going to be keeping at least 2 traps ready in there year-round from now on. So having 75 of them is quite handy, as the garage alone seemed best covered to have about 10 traps to catch spiders from any of the areas they walk around.I hate the smell of these traps but I'm very sensitive and guess the scent is to attract mice if that's what you're catching? So I just stuck the box of the traps into a room I rarely enter. They've got strong glue and am glad I can either lay them flat or fold them to be like a tent for the insects to walk into.I'll definitely order again and am so glad for these traps as they help us not only get rid of some of the spiders directly but also work to let us know there's some spider or other insect activity!You know you've become an adult when buys like this are exciting but at least it is worth it!